List of current Brave CF fighters

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Brave Combat Federation, also known as Brave CF, is a mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion based out of Bahrain. It was established on 23 September 2016 by Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa and is currently one among the fastest-rising MMA properties in the world. [1]

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This list is an up-to-date roster of those fighters currently under contract with the Brave CF brand. Fighters are organized by weight class and within their weight class by their number of fights with the promotion.

Each fight record has four categories: wins, losses, draws, and no-contests. All fight records in this article are displayed in that order, with fights resulting in a no-contest listed in parentheses.

Brave Combat Federation adopted a new weight class for 2019: Super Lightweight (165 lbs), and also increased the weight limit of the Welterweight class to 175 lbs. [2]

Fighters

Heavyweight (265 Ib, 120 kg)

ISO NameNicknameMMA recordBRAVE recordYear of Last BRAVE fight
Flag of Lithuania.svg Pavel Dailidko (C) The Experiment10–26–12025
Flag of Poland.svg Patryk Dubiela 6–31–12024
Flag of Slovenia.svg Miha Frlic 4–01–02024
Flag of Slovenia.svg Haris Aksalic 2–02–02024
Flag of the United States.svg Odie Delaney The Witness5–10–12025

Light Heavyweight (205 Ib, 93 kg)

ISO NameNicknameMMA recordBRAVE recordYear of Last BRAVE fight
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg Erko Jun (C) The Bounty Hunter9–23–02024
Flag of Bahrain.svg Rasul Magomedov 7-0-04-0-02024
Flag of Lebanon.svg Mohammad Fakhreddine The Latest17-5-0 2 NC7-3-0 2 NC2024
Flag of Algeria.svg Mohamed Said Maalem L'Ambiance14-6-03–3-02024
Flag of Germany.svg Alexander Wesner 10-6-00–1-02024

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Middleweight (185 Ib, 83.9 kg)

ISO NameNicknameMMA recordBRAVE recordYear of Last BRAVE fight
Flag of Lebanon.svg Mohammad Fakhreddine The Latest17–5 (2 NC)7–3 (2 NC)2024
Flag of Bahrain.svg Murtaza Talha 7–1-05–0-02024
Flag of Suriname.svg Noach Blyden 5–12–02024
Flag of Germany.svg Alexander Wesner 10-6-00–1-02024

Super Welterweight (175 Ib, 79.3 kg)

ISO NameNicknameMMA recordBRAVE recordYear of Last BRAVE fight
Flag of Brazil.svg Luiz Cado (C) Golden Boy18–7–14–02024
Flag of France.svg Alex Lohoré Da Killa King26-113-02025
Flag of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.svg Eliezer Kubanza 7–04–02024
Flag of Russia.svg Kamal Magomedov 11–13–12024
Flag of Bahrain.svg Zagid Gaidarov 6–22–12024
Flag of Lebanon.svg Rami Hamed 14–3 (1)3–12024
Flag of Lebanon.svg Ahmad Labban "The Shadow"13–74–32025

Super Lightweight (165 Ib, 74.8 kg)

ISO NameNicknameMMA recordBRAVE recordYear of Last BRAVE fight
Flag of Bahrain.svg Eldar Eldarov (C) Khan14–16–02022
Flag of Bahrain.svg Murad Guseinov 8–02–02024
Flag of Bahrain.svg Abbas Khan 8–35–22024
Flag of Germany.svg Christian Mach 9–52–22025
Flag of Turkey.svg Khamzat Maaev Borz5–12–12024

Lightweight (155 Ib, 70.3 kg)

ISO NameNicknameMMA recordBRAVE recordYear of Last BRAVE fight
Flag of Kyrgyzstan.svg Abdysalam Kubanychbek (C) Omok22–3 (1)8–0 (1)2024
Flag of Georgia.svg Raul Tutarauli 36–81–12025
Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Olzhas Eskaraev Kypshak16–84–32025
Flag of Brazil.svg Lucas Martins Mineiro22–74–42023
Flag of Bahrain.svg Ramazan Gitinov 5–03–02024
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Youssef Boughanem 4–03–02025
Flag of Russia.svg Kamil Magomedov 19–42–32024
Flag of Slovenia.svg David Forster 4–21–22024
Flag of Russia.svg Magomed-Emin Dadaev 6–02–02025

Featherweight (145 Ib, 65.7 kg)

ISO NameNicknameMMA recordBRAVE recordYear of Last BRAVE fight
Flag of Kyrgyzstan.svg Nemat Abdrashitov Eagle19-94–02025
Flag of Ukraine.svg Omar Solomonov 13–34–12025
Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Rauan Bekbolat Shymyr11–3–22–02024
Flag of Russia.svg Roman Bogatov 13–23–12024
Flag of Iran.svg Mojtaba Nasiri The Soldier Panther5–22–12025
Flag of Germany.svg Eduard Evdokimov 6–31–12025

Bantamweight (135 Ib, 61.2 kg)

ISO NameNicknameMMA recordBRAVE recordYear of Last BRAVE fight
Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Nicholas Hwende (C) 9–13–12024
Flag of Serbia.svg Borislav Nikolić 12–23–22024
Flag of Bahrain.svg Hamza Kooheji Pride of Bahrain14–39–22024
Flag of Tajikistan.svg Khurshed Nazarov 10–1–11–12024
Flag of Russia.svg Velimurad Alkhasov 9–1 (1)5–12024
Flag of France.svg Brice Picaud Lion Kid16-9 (1)1-12024

Women's Bantamweight (135 Ib, 61.2 kg)

ISO NameNicknameMMA recordBRAVE recordYear of Last BRAVE fight
Flag of Bahrain.svg Flag of Brazil.svg Sabrinna de Sousa 2–02–02024

Flyweight (125 Ib, 56.7 kg)

ISO NameNicknameMMA recordBRAVE recordYear of Last BRAVE fight
Flag of the United States.svg Jose Torres Shorty13–4–14–4–12025
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Muhammad Mokaev The Punisher13–0 (1)5–02024
Flag of Bahrain.svg Mohamed Alsameea 3–02–12024
Flag of Georgia.svg Bidzina Gavashelishvili 14–32–02024
Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Dias Yerengaipov Son of the Steppes17–32–02025
Flag of Brazil.svg Marciano Ferreira 13–41–12024

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Women's Strawweight (115 Ib, 52.2 kg)

ISO NameNicknameMMA recordBRAVE recordYear of Last BRAVE fight
Flag of Slovenia.svg Monika Kučinič Pitbull5–23–02024
Flag of India.svg Suchika Tariyal 2-0-01–0-0
Flag of Germany.svg Songül Karatorak 1–0-01-0–0
Flag of England.svg Mim Grubb 1-0-00–0-0
Flag of India.svg Aarti Khatri Destroyer6–00–0

Partnership with IMMAF

Since 2017, IMMAF has partnered with Brave Combat Federation [6] to host world championships outside the USA. [7] As a result, Bahrain became the second nation to host IMMAF World Championships in 2017, 2018, and 2019. [8] [9] The promotion absorbs athletes transitioning from amateur to professional MMA, including major names such as Jose Torres, Frans Mlambo, Mohammed Mokaev, Eliezer Kubanza, Nkosi Ndebele, and many more. [10]

See also

References

  1. ↑ Altatis, CV (May 7, 2019). "Mohammed Shahid: Philippines is a no-brainer destination for Brave CF". CV Stardom. cvstardom.com.
  2. ↑ BRAVE FIGHTS (May 7, 2018). "BRAVE ANNOUNCES NEW WEIGHT CLASSES FOR 2019". bravefights.com.
  3. ↑ Cruz, Guilherme (2022-01-28). "Rasul Magomedov, who beat Kyle Snyder in wrestling, set to make pro MMA debut in June". MMA Fighting. Retrieved 2023-05-30.
  4. ↑ "BRAVE Combat Federation signs undefeated Bulgarian star Nikolay Atanasov". FightBook MMA. Retrieved 2024-10-07.
  5. ↑ "BRAVE CF Official Statement – Muhammad Mokaev". bravecf.com. Retrieved 2024-09-07.
  6. ↑ Ravindran, Renjith. "MMA Super Cup: Bahrain crowned inaugural champions, wins $100,000". SportsKeeda. Retrieved 29 April 2024.
  7. ↑ Amir, Mohammed. "BRAVE CF and IMMAF partner to make history, boost sports development". The Daily Tribune. Retrieved 1 May 2023.
  8. ↑ Netherthon, Alexander (13 March 2022). "BRAVE CF 57: MMA SUPER CUP DATES, FIGHT TIMES, HOW TO WATCH ON DAZN". DAZN. Retrieved 1 May 2023.
  9. ↑ Ravindran, Renjith. "MMA Super Cup: Bahrain crowned inaugural champions, wins $100,000". SportsKeeda. Retrieved 1 May 2023.
  10. ↑ Xavier, Joao (15 March 2024). "BRAVE CF and IMMAF's groundbreaking collaboration continues to yield benefits for MMA, forging new paths for emerging talents in the sport". Blackbelt Mag. Retrieved 29 April 2024.
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